God

God is the Creator, an omnipotent yet distant force whose intentions and actions are shrouded in mystery. While nurturing and protective, God’s detachment from His creations leaves them to grapple with their free will, sparking questions about His fairness and purpose. His ambiguous morality and lack of direct intervention make Him an awe-inspiring yet enigmatic figure, the ultimate authority whose plans are beyond mortal understanding.

Adam is the first immortal man, a symbol of innocence, curiosity, and the yearning to  define purpose. His grounded and compassionate nature contrasts with  the intensity of Eden and the boldness of Eve, positioning him as the  emotional core of the story. While kind and sincere, Adam is easily  swayed, torn between loyalty to God, love for Eve, and fascination with Eden. His innocence is both his strength and his downfall, leading him  to a pivotal choice that reshapes the Garden and humanity’s destiny.

Eve  is the first immortal woman, confident, intelligent, and unafraid to challenge the divine order. Her bold curiosity and ambition drive her to seek  truths hidden from her, positioning her as a catalyst for change in the  Garden. Eve views Adam as her equal and Eden as a flawed guardian, often  questioning his reliability. Her restlessness and frustration with the  constraints of the Garden reflect her deep desire for independence,  making her both a disruptor and a symbol of humanity’s quest for  knowledge.

Lucifer  is the embodiment of rebellion, charm, and temptation, a fallen angel  who thrives on challenging God’s authority. His charisma and sharp  intellect make him a master manipulator, weaving doubt and desire into  the hearts of those he encounters. Lucifer’s complex motivations are  fueled by both a yearning for freedom and a need to prove humanity’s  fallibility. In Eden, he finds a kindred spirit, someone he can both  corrupt and relate to, making his presence a pivotal force in the  unraveling of paradise.